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The Nazi’s Pursuit for a “Humane” Method of Killing
(link.springer.com)
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5y ago
Yes, absolutely. It's how we cross distances and learn more about each other. It's how we become more than the sum of our parts.
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5y ago
ty :)
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5y ago
Hey Glen, Is there some way to email you? There isn't any contact information on your profile.
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areoform
5y ago
Such news stories add credence to the idea that the web + social media have been a universal solvent for societies. Especially democratic societies. Three decades ago, such a move would have been an eyebrow raising 2 to 5 minute news story
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William Halsted’s cocaine and morphine addiction and the medical residency
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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5y ago
The past is a horrifying place. Here's to a brighter future. Ever onward. Ever onward.
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areoform
5y ago
FYI, you've been shadow banned. I think it's mostly because your comments are needlessly confrontational. > You either are getting your shit from Reddit or worse. I am not going to state my bonafides here, but if you followed t
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5y ago
Most scientists are failing to communicate them, sacrificing their scientific integrity at the altar of political acceptability. I am unsure if most people are aware of this, but most of the scientists whose work is consumed by the IPCC + t
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Millennium Challenge: The Story of a Corrupted Military Exercise and Its Legacy
(warontherocks.com)
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The promise of open-source intelligence
(economist.com)
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What's a Smoot?
(npr.org)
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Saying that Eliot Higgins is affiliated with the CIA is quite laughable if you know his background. His success is an old-school self-taught hacker success story and should be celebrated as such.
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The Soviet Military Mapped the Entire World
(bloomberg.com)
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Evaluation of science advice during the Covid-19 pandemic in Sweden
(nature.com)
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It's unclear if you've read the post, or the linked audit documents. But here's the PwC audit, https://58a44b37-ba55-451b-989d-b8bc5339d45f.usrfiles.com/ug... I am going to quote it, > For five (5) of 12 s
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It's not "resellers" making money, it's apparent that MS' employees and salespeople are using fake contracts and "discounts" to funnel money to decision makers. What MS got out of it at the end of the day
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Apollo 17 Lunar sample tube opened for the first time
(twitter.com)
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I don't "trust" them, because I don't trust any small group of extremely smart people. It's easy for group think to occur, and for the group to construct brittle systems that go horribly wrong. If we had more eyes +
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5y ago
Having seen a small fraction of the tooling that the Fed uses behind the scenes, I am now convinced that there is a fairly big gap between the publicly available analysis + expertise v. the capabilities accessible to decision makers. All de
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The error rate for sequencing is significant and can easily lead to incorrect assumptions + decisions, > The average error rate determined was 0.24 ± 0.06% per base and the percentage of mutated sequences was found to be 6.4 ± 1.24%. ht
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What are hypersonic missiles and why is Russia using them?
(theguardian.com)
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It's a portable second screen that is thin, has a 10+ hour battery life, can open documents + websites. It's the dream! You can code on your mac, while reading documentation / keeping an eye on your email on the iPad propped
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While we don't know the precise details of the algorithm publicly, I am fairly sure that at least one or two former quants from RenTec have gone on to work for other funds. They carried their knowledge with them. It is extremely unlike
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On Conspiracy Theories
(areoform.wordpress.com)
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areoform
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Nope! I have an account I pay for and Google is as helpful as always
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Just a quick note, this was written by NASA's Chief Scientist (now retired) Dr James Green. And it's meant to be the summation of 50 years of NASA's work on the topic, tracking the evolution of our dyadic system and figuring
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Evolution of Volatiles on the Moon
(room.eu.com)
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The True Story of a Plane Loaded with 6,000lbs of Pot That Crashed in Yosemite
(mensjournal.com)
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5y ago
They should give people the option at the top, and repeat it as necessary. They shouldn't just assume. That's the most annoying thing. When I travel, I still want to see stuff in imperial units, and Google just switches to Metric
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